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LANClient Control Manager 3.0 Compatibility and Configuration Guide for Non-IBM Systems
Updated August 30, 2001
Note: Before using this information and the product it supports, be sure to read the notes and trademark information in the Appendix.
Table of Contents 1. About the Guide 1.1. LCCM Licensing 1.2. How to Find Your Way Around 1.3. Further Reference
2. Supported Computers 2.1. Non-IBM Computers 2.2. Non-IBM Servers
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3. Network Adapters
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4. Using LCCM to Deploy Non-IBM Systems
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4.1. Compaq Systems 4.2. Dell Systems 4.3. Gateway Systems 4.4. Hewlett Packard Systems
Appendix. Notices and Trademarks
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1. About the Guide This document includes information about the non-IBM hardware and software that IBM® LANClient Control Manager™ (LCCM) supports. You will find tables that detail which non-IBM systems are supported as LCCM clients. Supported network interface cards (NICs) are listed here as well. LCCM requires certain levels of firmware for both client hardware and network adapter to function properly. Please check the tables for proper BIOS levels. Although one of the features of LCCM is to distribute software to client computers across a LAN, the terms and conditions of the IBM International Program License Agreement for LCCM do not grant any license to install, copy, or use any application software or operating system software not provided with LCCM. This includes, but is not limited to, Microsoft® Windows® 3.1, Windows 95, Windows 95 OSR2, Windows 98, Windows NT®, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server and Advanced Server, and DOS. Always ensure that you have obtained suitable licenses for any software you intend to use with LCCM.
1.1. LCCM Licensing IBM LANClient Control Manager is a part of the IBM System Installation Tool Kit, which is released as an Option By IBM. You must have a valid Proof of Entitlement (POE) licenses to use LCCM on non-IBM client systems. POE for non-IBM client systems are available for a fee from IBM Business Partners or direct from IBM. You must have a valid POE license for each non-IBM client system that utilizes LCCM. To order additional IBM System Installation Tool Kit POE licenses, use the following part numbers: Part Number
Description
19K0985
Basic License CD, includes 20 Client POE (including a CD with deployment tools)
19K0986
Additional License 20 Client POE Certificate
19K0987
Additional License 100 Client POE Certificate
19K0988
Additional License 1,000 Client POE Certificate
1.2. How to Find Your Way Around This guide is organized in numbered chapters and sections. The Table of Contents above lists the different sections and corresponding page numbers. If you are viewing the guide on-line with Acrobat Reader, you can easily navigate the document by clicking the hyperlinked text in the Table of Contents as well as the references to the World Wide Web. You will notice that the cursor changes when you move it above hyperlinked text.
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1.3. Further Reference In addition to this guide, there are various other sources that you can consult on LCCM: Context-sensitive help provided with LCCM. From the main window, select the Help menu and click the Help Index The LCCM home page is http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/desktop/lccm/index.html The User’s Guide is available at http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/desktop/lccm/docs.html The compatibility and configuration guide for IBM systems is available at http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/desktop/lccm/compat.html Last minute updates and changes are given in ReadMe files. Please visit http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/desktop/lccm/download.html Hints and Tips are given at http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/desktop/lccm/hints.html Subscribe to the LCCM Users Forum to discuss problems and solutions with fellow users. Please see http://www7.pc.ibm.com/~UMS/ Get technical support. Support is available for supported systems (IBM and non-IBM) through e-mail or fee-based telephone support. Telephone support is not available in all countries. For more information about the fee-based telephone support, see http://www.ibm.com/support or http://service.software.ibm.com/supportline.html. For more information about e-mail support, please visit http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/desktop/lccm/esupport.html To purchase the System Installation Tool Kit to use LCCM on non-IBM client systems, please visit http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/solutions/lcc/sit.html
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2. Supported Computers The following information is a list of all of the non-IBM computers tested as clients with LCCM version 3.0. The BIOS levels shown in the matrices indicate the levels that were used in testing. It is recommended that you update your systems to the most recent BIOS level using LCCM. Other systems, not listed here, may also work with LCCM.
2.1. Non-IBM Computers Computer Type
Model
Maintenance Tested
WOL
BIOS Level
Unattended Install
Clone Install
BIOS
CMOS
Pass-
Asset ID
Windows
Windows
Windows
Windows
Windows
Windows
Windows
Windows
Update
Update
word
Support
NT 4.0
2000
95
95 OSR2
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98 SE
95 & 95
98 & SE
Update
Workstation
OSR2
(SP4-SP6a) Dell PhoenixBIOS OptiPlex DCM Revision A02 GX110 Dell PhoenixBIOS MMP OptiPlex Revision A03 GX300 HP PhoenixBIOS Vectra VLI8 Vectra 4.0 Release DT VLI8 DT 6.0 HP PhoenixBIOS Vectra Vectra 4.0 Release VL600 DT VL600 DT 6.0 Gateway VHA FB82010A.15A E-4400 E-4400-733 .006.P04 PhoenixBIOS Gateway MAV 4.0 Release E-3200 3 E-3200-550 6.0 Compaq C500/810e 686J5 v1.09 iPAQ Compaq iPAQ C500/810e 686J5 v1.09 LegacyFree
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N/A
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Notes: Y
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You must manually install the drivers for the on board network interface card or chipset.
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System hangs intermittently during the Windows 98 /98 SE GUI setup.
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E3200 may hang during scan. If this happens you must create the client manually. This system also intermittently hangs after FDISK and you will have to reboot the client manually.
2.2. Non-IBM Servers Computer Type
Model
Maintenance Tested
WOL
BIOS Level Servers Based on L440 GX Server boards Dell Power Edge 2450/600
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PhoenixBIOS 4.0 Release 6.0 PhoenixBIOS Revision A03
Unattended Install
BIOS
CMOS
ASM
RAID
Windows NT
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Config.
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Notes: Y
= Yes, passed
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You must assign a model number to the scanned client and then create an LCA file for it in the C:\LCCM\CLNTFILE\DEFAULT directory. L440 GX server boards have Adaptec 7896 SCSI Chipset.
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Video is unknown. You must assign a model number to the scanned client and then create an LCA file for it in the C:\LCCM\CLNTFILE\DEFAULT directory. PowerEdge has Adaptec 7899 SCSI Chipset.
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On-board Ethernet doesn’t support PXE or RPL. Therefore, 3COM 3C905C based Adapter and Intel Pro/100+ adapter were used for testing.
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3. Network Adapters LCCM will automatically scan, configure, and recognize supported network cards. These network cards are listed in the Compatibility and Configuration Guide for IBM Systems, available at http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/desktop/lccm/compat.html. It is possible that LCCM will work with an unsupported network adapter. These should adhere to the Wired for Management (WfM) baseline Version 2.0 specifications, and should support Preboot eXecute Environment (PXE) 1.0 specified in the NetPC Hardware Design Guidelines Version 1.0b or PXE 2.0, or later, specified by Intel Corporation (12/98). For LCCM to recognize an adapter that is not included on the list, you need to edit the file called NETWORK.LST. Unless you do this, LCCM won’t be able to identify your adapter during the scan process. Modify NETWORK.LST with the update below for the non-IBM systems listed in the following pages. For more information about NETWORK.LST, please see the User’s Guide: 3COM 3C905B based Adapter(Dell);44;44;LC3COM;OS2;BBLOCK\NDIS\EL90X.dos;10280092;00B0D02=1;XN2S; 3COM 3C905B based Adapter or NLX Riser (Gateway);45;45;LC3COM;OS2;BBLOCK\NDIS\EL90X.dos;107B7056;00E0B8=1;XN2S; 3COM 3C905B Fast EtherLink XL or NLX Riser (Gateway);46;46;LC3COM;OS2;BBLOCK\NDIS\EL90X.dos;107B4400;0050DA5=1;XN2S; 3COM 3C905B based Adapter(Dell);47;47;LC3COM;OS2;BBLOCK\NDIS\EL90X.dos;102800B4;00B0D04=1;XN2S; 3COM 3C905B based Adapter or NLX Riser (HP);48;48;LC3COM;OS2;BBLOCK\NDIS\EL90X.dos;10B79055;00504D=1;XN2S; 3COM Etherlink 10/100 PCI Adapter;57;57;LC3COM;OS2;BBLOCK\NDIS\EL90X.dos;10B79200;000103=1;XN2S;
Note: Each of the above lines should be entered without a hard-return midway in the text.
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4. Using LCCM to Deploy Non-IBM Systems This section describes the procedure for setting up the non-IBM systems for LCCM use and to make the systems known to the LCCM server.
4.1. Compaq Systems Models iPAQ (with legacy ports) C500/810e and iPAQ (Legacy-Free) C500/810e 1. Modify NETWORK.LST as described on page 5. 2. Close and reopen LCCM server to enable the new NETWORK.LST. 3. Change the client system BIOS settings to boot to the network in order to scan the client into LCCM: a)
To access the system’s set-up interface, boot the system and press F10. Select the Storage tab. In the Options menu select Boot Order. The two default options are displayed: Default Boot Sequence:
Hard Drive (1) Intel Ethernet controller (2)
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Set the boot sequence to the following. Select the Æ, to make the change: Boot Sequence:
Hard Drive (2) Intel Ethernet controller (1)
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Select the Security tab and choose the Network Service Boot option. Make sure this option is set to Enable, which is the default setting.
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Select the Advanced tab and choose the Power-on option. Scroll down to Remote Wakeup Boot Source and change the default setting option from Local Hard Drive to Remote Server - use the Æ to make the change. There is an arrow in front of First. The right arrow key toggles the sequence.
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Press F10 to save the settings.
4. Click the Scan button on the LCCM server. 5. Power on the client system to scan in the client. 6. The client system should appear in the left panel of LCCM.
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4.2. Dell Systems Models Dell OptiPlex GX110 and Dell OptiPlex GX300 1. Modify NETWORK.LST as described on page 5. 2. Close and reopen LCCM server to enable the new NETWORK.LST. 3. Change the client system BIOS settings to boot to the network in order to scan the client into LCCM: a)
To access the system’s set-up interface, boot the system and press F2. At the main menu, select the Boot Sequence option and press Enter. The default boot-up selections are displayed as follows: 1. Disk Drive 2. Hard Drive C: 3. IDE CD-ROM device 4. MBA UNDI
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Change the default boot sequence to the following (select the -, or + to make the changes): 1. Disk Drive 2. MBA UNDI 3. Hard Disk C: 4. IDE CD-ROM Device
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Scroll down the main menu, select the option Integrated Devices - press Enter. The Network Interface controller should be set to ON w/ MBA instead of ON.
4. Click the Scan button on the LCCM server. 5. Power on the client system to scan in the client. 6. The client system should appear in the left panel of LCCM. This system does not support Wake on LAN®.
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4.3. Gateway Systems Model Gateway E4400 1. Modify NETWORK.LST as described on page 5. 2. Close and reopen LCCM server to enable the new NETWORK.LST. a)
Change the client system BIOS settings to boot to the network in order to scan the client into LCCM: To access the system’s set-up interface, boot the systems and press F1. Select the Boot tab at the top of the main menu. (1st Boot Device – 4th Boot Device will appear near the bottom of the screen). The default boot-up selections are displayed as follows: 1. Floppy 2. IDE-HDD 3. ATAPI CD-ROM 4. MBA UNDI
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Change the default boot sequence to the following (highlight the device and press Enter to make the changes): 1. Floppy 2. MBA UNDI 3. IDE-HDD 4. ATAPI CD-ROM
3. Click the Scan button on the LCCM server. 4. Power on the client system to scan in the client. 5. The client system should appear in the left panel of LCCM. This system does not support Wake on LAN.
Model Gateway E3200 1. Modify NETWORK.LST as described on page 5. 2. Close and reopen LCCM server to enable the new NETWORK.LST. 3. Change the client system BIOS settings to boot to the network in order to scan the client into LCCM:
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To access the system’s set-up interface, boot the system and press F1. Select the Boot tab at the top of the main menu. (1st Boot Device – 5th Boot Device will appear near the bottom of the screen). The default boot-up selections are displayed as follows: 1. Removable Devices 2. Hard Drive 3. ATAPI CD-ROM 4. Network Boot 5. MBA
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Change the default boot sequence to the following (highlight the device and press Enter to make the changes): 1. Removable Devices 2. Network Boot 3. MBA 4. Hard Drive 5. CD-ROM
4. Click the Scan button on the LCCM server. 5. Power on the client system to scan in the client. 6. The client system should appear in the left panel of LCCM. This system does not support Wake on LAN.
4.4. Hewlett Packard Systems Model s Vectra Li8 DT D9771T #ABA and Vectra VL 600 DT D9469T #ABA 1. Modify NETWORK.LST as described on page 5. 2. Close and reopen LCCM server to enable the new NETWORK.LST. 3. Change the client system BIOS settings to boot to the network in order to scan the client into LCCM: a)
To access the system’s set-up interface, boot the system and press F2. From the main menu select the Security tab. In the options select Boot Devices Security. Make sure that Start from Network is enabled.
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Select the Boot tab. In the boot tab option menu select Boot Device Priority. The default boot-up selections are displayed as follows: 1. Removable Devices 2. Hard Drive 3. ATAPI CD-ROM 4. Managed PC Boot Agent [MBA]
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Change the default boot sequence to the following (select the -, or + to make the changes): 1. Disk Drive 2. Managed PC Boot Agent [MBA] 3. Hard Drive 4. ATAPI CD-ROM
4. Click the Scan button on the LCCM server. 5. Power on the client system to scan in the client. 6. The client system should appear in the left panel of LCCM. This System does not support Wake on LAN.
L440 GX server boards (Servers based on L440 GX server boards Part # VAR-101679) 1. Modify NETWORK.LST as described on page 5. 2. Close and reopen LCCM server to enable the new NETWORK.LST. 3. Change the client system BIOS settings to boot to the network in order to scan the client into LCCM. a)
To access the system’s set-up interface, boot the system and press F2. Select the Boot tab, scroll down and select the Boot Device Priority option and press Enter. The default boot sequence is displayed as follows: 1. Removable Devices 2. Hard Drive 3. CD-ROM 4. LANDesk ® Service Agent II
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To scan into LCCM, change the default boot sequence to the following (select the -, or + to make the changes): 1. Removable Devices 2. LANDesk ® Service Agent II 3. Hard Drive 4. CD-ROM
4. Click the Scan button on the LCCM server. 5. Power on the client system to scan in the client. 6. The client system should appear in the left panel of LCCM.
Dell Power Edge2450 1. Modify NETWORK.LST as described on page 5. 2. Close and reopen the LCCM server to enable the new NETWORK.LST. 3. Change the client system BIOS settings to boot to the network in order to scan the client into LCCM: a)
To access the system’s set-up interface, boot the system and press F2. When the main menu appears, press Alt + P - this will take you to the Boot Device Priority selection. The default boot sequence is displayed as follows: 1. Diskette Drive A: 2. CD-ROM device 3. Hard Drive C:
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To scan into LCCM, change the default boot sequence to the following (select the Control + Up arrow or the down arrow to make the changes): 1. Diskette Drive A: 2. MBA UNDI 3. Hard Drive C: 4. CD-ROM
4. Click the Scan button on the LCCM server. 5. Power on the client system to scan in the client. 6. The client system should appear in the left panel of LCCM.
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